As in the SQL UPDATE statement, we can specify multiple column-value pairs to be updated in a single statement. Let's say dave wants to change his e-mail address and also enter a location:
UPDATE "users" SET "email" = 'dave@me.com', "location" = 'San Francisco, CA' WHERE "username" = 'dave';
On checking the table again, we see that both columns have been updated in the dave row:
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